05 Nights / 06 Days
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Coverage Area :Delhi - Shimla- Manali - Delhi
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At the confluence of the Beas and Manalsu Rivers in Kullu Valley, Manali is located in northern Himachal Pradesh at a height of over 2000 meters. Manali is known as the Valley of the Gods. Manali literally means the abode Manu, a Hindu mythological character who is said to have survived when the whole world was drowned in a flood.
Shimla derives its name from Shayamla, which is another name for Goddess Kali. Located in the state of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla, the summer capital of the erstwhile British Raj is the beautiful hill station nestling in the Himalayas. The hill town commands a majestic view of the mountains in the horizon.
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Day 1: Delhi - Shimla
Once you reach Delhi Airport / Railway Station, our representative offers an assisted transfer to your first destination Shimla, by road. Fondly referred to as the ‘Queen of Hills’, Shimla is a very popular hill town of Himachal Pradesh. As you reach, check-in at the hotel. After settling into the rooms, the day is at your own discretion. Spend the day in doing the activities of your interest. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 2: Shimla Sightseeing
Post breakfast; proceed for an excursion to Kufri, a must-visit place. Placed at an altitude of 2290 m above the sea level, Kufri is blessed with tranquility, scenery and is dotted with tourist attractions like Mahasu Peak, Chini Bungalow, Indira Tourist Park etc. When back in Shimla, visit the Vice Regal Lodge- once the summer residence of various British viceroys, it boasts of an interesting English Renaissance architecture. Thereafter in the evening, enjoy a leisure walk on the Mall Road. Delicious dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3: Shimla - Manali
After breakfast on the 3rd day, get transferred by road to Manali. Placed at an altitude of 2050 m above the sea level, Manali is a very popular hill station that is flocked by tourists every year in crazy numbers. On reaching, check-in at the hotel. Get some rest. The evening is at leisure. Take a walk on main market road of Manali. Enjoy the bustling tourist activity, taste the local cuisine, enjoy the cool breeze and more. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Manali.
Day 4: Manali Sightseeing
Today, get all set for visiting the prime attractions of Manali. Visit Hadimba Devi Temple- an ancient temple around 450 years old that is dedicated to Hadimba Devi wide of one of the Pandava brothers Bhim. Later in the day explore the Tibetan Monastery and the handicraft centre. Take a walk up to the old Vashisht village. Back to the hotel for dinner and night Stay.
Day 5: Manali - Rohtang Pass/Snow Point - Manali
After breakfast proceed for a full day excursion to the Mighty Rohtang Pass and Solang Valley. Rohtang Pass is famous for around the year snow and snow capped mountains view. Solang Valley is well known for adventure activities like – paragliding, zorbing, snow scooter and ATV rides. You can take a cab car ride in Solang Nalah. On the way back to Manali take a hot bath in hot springs in Vashisht. Dinner and night stay at the hotel in Manali.
Day 6: Manali - Delhi
Today is the last day of the tour. Relish an early morning breakfast. Complete the check-out formalities. Begin your drive back to Delhi. Get an assisted transfer to the Delhi railway station / Airport for your onward journey.
1. What are the main attractions in Shimla and Manali?
Both towns are surrounded by breathtaking Himalayan scenery and are known for their colonial architecture, temples, and lush green valleys.
2. How long is a typical Shimla-Manali tour?
The tour generally lasts 5 to 7 days, with 2–3 days spent in Shimla and 2–3 days in Manali. Some packages may include an overnight stay in Chandigarh or additional stops in Kullu and Solang Valley.
3. What is the best time to visit Shimla and Manali?
4. What kind of accommodations are available on the tour?
Accommodations range from budget hotels to luxury resorts and homestays. Most tour packages include 3-star or 4-star hotels, but you can upgrade to more premium options. In Manali, there are also cozy mountain cottages and eco-friendly stays.
5. What transportation options are available for the Shimla-Manali tour?
6. What adventure activities are available during the tour?
These activities are often seasonal, with snow-based activities available from December to March.
7. Can I visit Rohtang Pass throughout the year?
No, Rohtang Pass is only open from May to November, depending on weather conditions. It is closed during winter due to heavy snowfall. Visitors need to get a special permit to visit the pass, which most tour operators arrange.
8. What should I pack for a Shimla-Manali tour?
Regardless of the season, always carry layers, as temperatures can vary during the day and night.
9. Is the tour suitable for families and children?
Yes, Shimla and Manali are very family-friendly destinations, offering activities for all ages. Kufri and Solang Valley are great for children, offering snow activities, horse rides, and amusement parks. Some tour packages may also include short treks or adventure sports suitable for older kids.
10. What type of food is available during the tour?
Both Shimla and Manali offer a variety of cuisines, including:
Vegetarian, non-vegetarian, and vegan options are available, especially in larger restaurants and cafes.
11. How can I customize my Shimla-Manali tour?
Most tour operators offer customizable packages. You can choose:
12. What is the distance between Shimla and Manali, and how long does it take to travel between them?
The distance between Shimla and Manali is about 250 km. The journey by road takes around 7 to 8 hours, depending on the traffic and weather conditions. You can travel via private car, taxi, or bus.
13. Are there any health or altitude concerns on this tour?
Shimla and Manali are at moderate altitudes (about 2,000 meters/6,500 feet), so most people do not experience altitude sickness. However, if you plan to visit Rohtang Pass, which is at a higher altitude (3,978 meters/13,051 feet), some visitors may experience mild symptoms of altitude sickness. It’s important to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity on the first day.
14. Are permits required for visiting Rohtang Pass?
Yes, a special permit is required to visit Rohtang Pass. These permits are limited and issued on a first-come, first-served basis. Most tour operators handle the permit process, but it’s good to confirm this when booking the tour.
15. What are the shopping options in Shimla and Manali?
Both towns offer excellent opportunities for shopping:
16. Is Shimla Manali tour suitable for honeymooners?
Yes, Shimla and Manali are among the most popular honeymoon destinations in India, known for their scenic beauty, cozy resorts, and romantic spots. Many packages include special arrangements for honeymooners, such as candlelight dinners, flower decorations, and private stays.
17. What is the cost of a Shimla-Manali tour?
The cost of a Shimla-Manali tour varies depending on the duration, accommodation type, and activities included. On average, a 5-7 day tour may cost anywhere between INR 15,000 to INR 50,000 (USD 200 to USD 700) per person, including accommodation, meals, transportation, and sightseeing.
18. Is it possible to combine this tour with other destinations?
Yes, Shimla and Manali tours are often combined with visits to other nearby attractions like:
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